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Former men’s basketball standout Carmelo Anthony (center) delivers remarks during his induction Saturday night into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts. (Photo courtesy of )

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Staff members gather to pass out giveaways at Faculty and Staff Appreciation Day, celebrated at the Sept. 6 football game. (Photo by Amy Manley)

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The Office of Veteran and Military Affairs hosted the 11th annual Stars and Stripes Tailgate before the football team defeated Connecticut in its home opener. The event brings together military-connected community members from across the region in celebration of school spirit and camaraderie. (Photo courtesy of the )

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A staff member from the Special Collections Research Center engages with an attendee at the Libraries’ Welcome Fest. (Photo by Amy Manley)

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Professor Carlota Toledo (right) was finally able to meet Otto during the College of Law’s New Student Orientation in August. (Photo submitted by Carlota Toledo)

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Haudenosaunee Welcome Gathering on the Quad (Photo by Amy Manley)

Group of people standing in a circle outdoors, holding hands in a grassy park with trees and buildings in the background.

Community members joined together at the Haudenosaunee Welcome Gathering on the first day of classes. (Photo by Amy Manley)

Two people holding a 'First Day of School' chalkboard sign under a balloon arch with '2025,' as someone in an orange shirt takes their photo on stone steps.

The classic “first-day-of-school” photo opportunity, but make it the college version. (Photo by Amy Manley)

Two people holding a 'First Day of 13th Grade! Go Orange!' chalkboard sign under a balloon arch with '2025,' in front of the Hall of Languages.

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Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences chair Gregory Hoke (center) and Professor Linda Ivany (right) greet a new College of Arts and Sciences (A&S) student during the Experience A&S | Maxwell Welcome Week event on the Quad. (Photo courtesy of the )

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Otto poses with incoming students who are part of an Orange legacy family during the annual Orange Alumni Family Reception. (Photo courtesy of the )

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New students met with representatives from over 50 student organizations during the Orange Blast Involvement Fair on the Quad. (Photo by Amy Manley)

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New students get to know each other on the Quad during the annual New Student Ice Cream Social. (Photo courtesy of the )

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Enjoying a moment of quiet solitude before the hustle and bustle of the fall semester begins. (Photo by Amy Manley)

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Students in the hybrid art therapy M.S. program created body maps, using a visual representation of the body to express personal experiences, during a recent on-campus residency. (Photo courtesy of the )